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ASP Fellow Joshua Foust on BBC Radio Discussing the Challenges of Drone Usage

ASP Fellow Joshua Foust on BBC Radio Discussing the Challenges of Drone Usage

Posted By Ian Platz on Jan 14, 2013

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ASP Fellow for Asymmetric Operations Joshua Foust was featured alongside Congressional Representative Adam Smith on BBC Radio’s Today discussing the challenges and future of drone usage in America’s conflicts.

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